PACt SIX
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
CHURCH NEWS
New Church
To Open For
Inspection
The public la cordially Invited to
the new Christian church t Tute
lage. Cellf., thia Sunday at I p. m.
Work on the building has advanced
utficlently to permit informal
meetings to be held there, and will
be ready lor complete use In a few
weeks.
The time tet la California day
light saving time, and Klamath
people wishing to attend are asked
to note the difference. An organ
and aong books from the First
Christian church will be provided.
This first meeting Is ft Tranced
primarily for acquainting those in
terested with what has been ac
complished and what remains to
be done to the building. Dean
Stephens will present special mu
sic, and Rev. Howard F. Hutchins
will speak briefly.
Church Of Christ
Services Slated
Regular services will be held this
week at the Church of Christ. S30S
Wantland, Including worship, Com
munion and Bible study.
Bible clav.es are held at 10 a. m.,
Sunday, with weekly Bible study
at 7:30 p. m . Wednesday. Worship
is at 11 a. m. with Communion at
11:45 a. m . and the evening wor
ship at 1:30 Sundays. All are wel-
Songf est To
Service
Open
"Why Do People Co to Church
will be the sermon theme at the
morning worship of the First Chris
tian church, at 9th and Pine streets.
The weekly observance of the Lord's
sapper Is held each Sunday at 11
a. m. as an Integral part of wor
ship. Special music will be sung by
Charles I'hlig and Dean Stephens.
Evening sesisons begin at 6:30 for
aU Christian Endeavor members. A
group of 11 left for the state con
vention at Albany, returning late
Sunday evening. Evangelistic serv
ices start at 7:30, with a songf est.
The church news spotlight is a
feature of the evening session. The
sermon, "Where are the Witnesses?"
will be the theme. The communion
la always ready at the evening hour
for all those who may have missed
In the morning. Wednesday mid
week sessions start at 7 p. m., and
two periods are held, one at 7:15
and the other at 8:15. Teacher
training, public speaking, choir and
also two classes on Bible study are
available for all who desire to attend.
Sermon Series
To Open
'Th Secret of Victory" will be
the topic of the second sermon In
a aeries based on the theme of
'Victorious Living" being presented
by Rev. Victor A. Schulze, pastor
of the Zion Lutheran church, 11th
and High. The morning worship
begins at 11 o'clock. The Sunday
ecnool and Bible class meet at the
ngular time, 9:45 a. m.
The Zion Ladles Aid will hold Its
regular monthly meeting Thurs
day, April 22, at the church, be
ginning at 2 p. in. Mrs. E. Blind
and Mrs. L. Brazee will be hostesses
for thia meeting. Members and
friends are Invited to attend.
Grand Opening
Set Sunday
Plans are complete for the grand
opening of the new educational
building of the First Baptist
church, N. 8th and Washington
streets, Sunday, April 18.
All departments are planning
for a large attendance to mark
this event In the lite of the church.
Motion pictures of the entire Sun
day school will be taken showing
the school by departments and
classes with each worker In his
respective group. A tour of In
spection Is also planned Immedi
ately following the morning ser
vice with Boy Scouts acting as
guides. All families are urged to be
present Sunday morning.
The pastor. Rev. Cecil C. Brown,
states that some work Is still un
finished, particularly outside the
building. Landscaping and outside
decorating will be done as condi
tions permit. Every department
will be fully set up Sunday and
the whole school will begin to
function on a completely graded
and standard basis.
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Officers Elected At Presbytery Session
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Fields To
Speak Sunday
"What Does the Bible Teach
Concerning Marriage, Divorce and
Re-marriage." will be the sermon
topic of Pastor Keith P. Fields of
the Bible Baptist church Sunday
morning at the 11 o'clock hour.
Sunday school convenes at 9:45
a. m. each Lord's Day. There are
classes for all ages, graded accord
ing to the school year, that is. a
child in the second grade in a pub
lic school will be placed in a class
where only second graders are.
The sermon topic for Sunday eve
ning will be. "Noah, a Man Superior
to His Surroundtnes." This is a
study of the Old Testament con
cerning Noah and his determination
to follow the will of the Lord rather
than the ways of those about him.
The public Is cordially Invited.
Climax of the conference of the Presbytery of 8oulhwest Oregon of the Prribvtrrlan rhurrh was
election of officers. The conference was held at the Peace Memorial Prrabvtrrlan church Tuesday anil
Wednesday, with representatives present from five Oregon counties and from Tulrlaae. Calif. From left
are Rev. Hugh Branson. Tulrlake. Hated clerk: Rev. Lawrence Mitrliclmore. North Bend, moderator, both
of the Presbytery: Mrs. Otto Niedermeyer. Jacksonville, president of the Women's I'rrsbyterial; .Mrs.
Roy Martin. Jacksonville, treasurer; and Mrs. P. 1L SUnsbury, Ashland, secretary.
Congregational
Nursery Held
Morning service at the Congrega
tional church Sunday at 11 o'clock
will be conducted by the minister.
Rev. Godfrey Matthews, who will
, preach on the subject, "What is the
Vchurch?," a sermon specially ad
dressed to those for whom the ques-.
tlon Is one of great difficulty. The
liturgical parts of tie service will
be led by the choir under the di
rection of Marie Casjens. who will
also play the organ prelude and
postlude.
A nursery for little children Is
' conducted In the Community hall
during the hour of worship by
members of the Junior circle.
The high school group meets
Wednesday evenings after choir
practice at S o'clock and is study
ing "What a Christian Believes."
Mary Stone is president and a cor
dial Invitation is extended to young
people not connected with other :
churches to attend. '
Church Moves
To New Site
The reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints an
nounces its new location. Services
are now being held in the auditor
ium of the city library.
Beginning this Sunday, church
school services will be held In the
auditorium under the direction of
Ted Schuld. who is in charge of the
Klamath Falls mission.
Church school services are held
between 10 and 11 a. m. each Sun
day. The mission has been duly or
ganized in conformity with church
regulations. All are cordially in
vited to attend, and members are
urged to take an active part in the
organization.
Scientists
Slate Service
The usual weekly services will be
held beginning Sunday at the First
Church of Christ. Scientist. 10th
and Washington, with morning wor
ship and Sunday school at 11 a. m..
and an evening meeting at 8 o'clock
Wednesday. Sunday school is held
downstairs while the worship serv
ice is conducted In the main au
ditorium at the same hour.
"Doctrine of Atonement." is the
subject of this week's lesson-sermon.
with the Golden Text: "There is
one God. and one mediator be
tween God and men. the man
Christ Jesus." il Tim. 2:51.
Citations from the Bible will in
clude "Wherefore gird up the loins
of your mind, be sober, and hope to
the end for the grace that is to be
brought unto you at the revelation
of Jesus Christ." l Peter 1:13), and
thr following from "Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures."
the Christian Science textbook, by
Mary Baker Eddy: "We acknowl
edge that the crucifixion of Jesus
and his resurrection served to up
lift faith to understand eternal life,
even the allness of soul, spirit, and
the nothingness of matter."
Ladies Chorus At
First Covenant
"Living up to your Christian Pro
fession" will be the topic for con
sideration at the 11 o'clock wor
ship service at the First Covenant
church. 823 Walnut, on Sunday
morning.
The Ladies chorus will sing a
special song. Sunday school con
venes at 10 a. m. with graded clas
ses for all ages.
The evening Fellowship hour is at
7:45 at which time another in a
series of studies from the Book of
Psalms will be presented by the
pastor. Rev. Selmer Jacobson. A
cordial Invitation la extended to
worship at the First Covenant
church.
Sunday School
Drive Opens
New goal for Sunday school at
tendance at the Peace Memorial
Presbyterian church. 4431 S. 8th, Is
300. Attendance has been growing
regularly In every department. Sun
day school Is held at S:45 a. m..
under the direction of A. C. Olson,
superintendent.
Rev. Hugh T. Mltchelmore, pas
tor, will sneak at the 11 a. m. wor
ship, and the vested choir, directed
by Mrs. Mltchelmore, will sing spe
cial numbers.
The three Christian Endeavor so
cieties meet as follows: Juniors. 4
p m.; intermediates. 5 p. m., and
Sigma PI ihigh school age). 7:15
p. m.. Sundays. Choir rehearsal Is
at 8 p. m. Sunday.
All are welcome.
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Senior Choir
To Sing
"Would'st Thou Be Made Whole?"
Is the sermon theme at the Klam
ath Lutheran church this Sunday
morning. Pastor H J. Thnrpe will
be the speaker. The senior choir
will sing "O Savior of the World"
by John Goss. Erilng Melby is di
rector and Mrs. A. H. Denison is at
the organ.
Suudny school and Bible class
are at 9:45 a. m. Mrs. B. F. Eels Is
Sunday school superintendent and
in charge of the senior department,
with Mrs. Frank Subject as assis
tant, directing the junior depart
ment. Adult Bible cluss during the
same hour is under L. E. Taylor,
instructor.
The Ladles Aid will meet this
coming Tuesday at B p. in. Hostesses
will be Mrs. Ed Isensee and Mrs.
Sverre Munson. The Aid president
Is Mrs. L. K. Ellison.
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"God Cares"
Theme For
Rev. Barnett
Rev. David P. Uartiett Jr. will
address the congiriiallon of the
first Presbyterian church Huiuliiy
morning on the theme, "clod
Cares."
The New Life Movement, under
the leadership of Clrecr Drew, will
hold a dinner meeting at the
church Monday at t p. m., and
members will call on their various
districts.
Teachers' training courses for
the next four weeks will begin
Monday evening. The hope is to
have enough volunteers register In
these courses to have two or mora
Iriirhrrs for each class and de
partment. Primary teachers will
meet Monday at 7:30 p. in., begin
ners. Wednesday, 7:30: Junior de
partment. Thursday, TiSII p. m.i
and Friday evening, Intermediate.
senior and adult departments.
Those interested are asked to
contact Mrs, Emily Mecum. direc
tor of religious education, at the
church office, telephone 7311.
The Junior Church club has a
membership of 30. and new mem
bers are urged to enroll.
At 1 p. m.. Thursday, the Tlrth-
any circle will meet for luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Sandoe. 1937 Painter, with Mrs. I
w. I,. Bullard. co-hostess.
Miriam rlrcle will meet at J:l
p. m , Thursday, with Mrs. David I
Harnett, 835 N. 8th. Mrs. Oeorge ;
Hunt will be co-hostess and Mrs.
II. 8. Rathe will be In charge of
devotions.
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through the small vessels of the
body, but moves In Jerks a tin
heart pumps.
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MOOSE DANCE
Saturday Night, April 17
at the Moose Hall
Sponsored by the Moot. Sports Association
(We will be entertaining Eugene Moose bowlert)
FUN FOR ALL PRIZES
Sunday School Bus
To Be Operated
Rev. William Templln will speak
at the Sunday services of the 1m
mamiel Baptist church. Worship Is
at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school will be held at
a m . and a bus will pick up young
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